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Pepa Päivinen / Jussi Miettola - Hirttomiehiä Työväenluokalle

While it may have enough umlauts to make a metal fan salivate, Hirttomiehiä Työväenluokalle is in fact a highly abstract and atmospheric creation involving various wind...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-07-01)

I Ya Toyah - Code Blue

Listening to the debut album by I Ya Toyah, I was first struck by how catchy the tunes are. Her music is often described as “electronic / industrial,” which leads me to expect something...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-07-01)

Third Ear Band - Alchemy (Expanded and Remastered)

This is where it all began for a band so unusual and outside the ‘rock box’ that many at the time may have dismissed them as being too far out. When I first heard Alchemy, I...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2019-06-30)

Big Big Train - Grand Tour

I’ve been aware of Big Big Train as long as Exposé has been a going concern, since the days of early albums like Goodbye to the Age of Steam and Gathering...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2019-06-30)

Diamusk - Sleepwalkers

Adisa Zvekić a.k.a. Diamusk is a Bosnian musician currently living in Norway, and Sleepwalkers is the third Diamusk album, and the eighth in her career. The music is primarily reggae and...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2019-06-29)

This French band involves a somewhat unusual instrumentation, featuring electric guitar, double bass, and drums along with a vibraphone. Their music occupies a fuzzy zone somewhere between jazz and...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-06-28)

Nodens Ictus - Live Kozfest 2018

Nodens Ictus began back in the mid-80s as a subset of Ozric Tentacles performing that type of music in a more ambient style (as opposed to the space rock of Ozrics), specifically guitarist Ed Wynne...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2019-06-27)

Green Seagull - Simeon Brown / Belladonna

Brit neo-psych rockers Green Seagull released a new single on May 3 that is a taste of things to come on their forthcoming second album, to be released later this year. Both songs are so good that...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2019-06-26)

Cantrip - Authentic Luxury

In the legions of jazz-rock power trios, Cantrip sets itself apart in several ways. First of all, there’s the guitar of leader Simon Henneman, whose resume includes such diverse settings as...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-06-25)

Snack Family - Bunny

Listening to Snack Family’s debut full-length, I was immediately reminded of the band Morphine. Snack Family features a lineup of guitar, sax, and drums, with both the guitar and the sax...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2019-06-25)

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